What mail client do you use? / myLot

United States

April 12, 2007 6:46am CST

I have been using Microsoft Outlook for the longest time, but it seems more and more people are using hotmail, yahoo, gmail and other free services. What e-mail client do you use and do you use a 'free' mail client?

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5 responses

Barb

@abbey19 (3106)

• Gold Coast, Australia

13 Apr 07

I find Outlook Express so boring, and have been using the free version of Incredimail for my private emails for years now. It's great, you should try it. I use Gmail and Yahoo for anything other than private.

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@zeloguy (4911)

• United States

20 Jul 08

I do the same thing with Yahoo!Mail... I use that as my 'junk' e-mail account and then I use Microsoft Outlook for my regular mail (the full version not the express is far from boring but can be expensive). Thanks

Zelo

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Barb

@abbey19 (3106)

• Gold Coast, Australia

21 Jul 08

I misunderstood zelo, sorry - you were talking about Microsoft Outlook, not Outlook Express, is that right? I do like Microsoft Outlook, but the full version is very expensive - waiting for the price to come down but not very hopeful, lol!

You should try Incredimail, I love it and it's a free download. Just go to www.incredimail.com Thanks for BR - much appreciated!

AvonEdith

@AvonEdith (39)

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12 Apr 07

I have a Yahoo, Hotmail, AOL & G-Mail account. I think G-Mail is good cos I can send off e-mails from there using any of my other e-mail addresses.

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Dumpertaker

@Dumpertaker (1187)

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12 Apr 07

I have Hotmail and Yahoo! accounts (I have 2 as people do have a tendancy to send to Hotmail instead of Yahoo! by mistake and vice versa) that are used constantly, but I collect all my emails via the IncrediMail email program, which is brillioant customisation wise. There is a free version, but you can get pay for a premium version which has extra features.

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zeloguy

@zeloguy (4911)

• United States

12 Apr 07

That makes a lot of sense. With the free accounts can you auto-forward to another account or to an e-mail client so you don't have to check mulitple accounts?